Where can I find a complete SNES color palette (or even Genesis one) with all 32,000+ colors?  I can find the NES palette no problem but for some reason I can't find a good SNES palette.

Why do you need it? SNES just uses 5 bit per R/G/B entity, should be easy to make a program that produces the colors, although of course they'll be off from a real TV, but it'd be close enough to mess with.

Genesis has 512 colors unless you turn on the hardware's hilight/shadow mode, then I believe it bumps it up to 870 something.

No no no no, I don't need it for any sort of programming I'm just curious what it looks like and what the specific colors are. And the Genesis palette too. I know 32,000+ would be quite large but surely it can be done. At least the Genny's 512 wouldn't be too much trouble.

And just like the NES palettes I found, having it separated by individual blocks (and even code numbers!) would be quite interesting.

Well it would look a lot like just an RGB 555 palette.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File...

I believe that's close if not exact.

Attached is the sega color pal

ETA: Apparently saving it as a GIF was a bad idea, but it's still close enough.

I second this old request!
I'm seeking for the *.pal file to adjust the colors of the snapshots I use from emulators with those generated by the real hardware.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File...

There it is, again.